OKAJIMA V. BOURDEAU - Page 5




               11.       Okajima’s exhibit OX10 is U.S. Patent 4,779,892              
          (US ‘892), issued October 25, 1988.                                         
               12. Okajima’s exhibit OX11 is U.S. Patent 4,699,396 (US                
          ‘396), issued October 13, 1987.                                             
               13. Okajima’s exhibit OX12 is U.S. Patent 4,688,822 (US                
          ‘822), issued August 25, 1987.                                              


                                  Bourdeau’s brief                                    
               14. Bourdeau maintains that Okajima’s claims 18-20                     
          should be designated as corresponding to the count.  (Paper                 
          49).                                                                        
                                    The invention                                     
               15. The interfering subject matter relates to a                        
          snowboard boot with a leg member and a heel member pivotally                
          attached at a location that is offset from the longitudinal                 
          median plane of the boot.                                                   
               16. The count is identical to Bourdeau’s claim 27 and is               
          as follows:                                                                 
                    A snowboard boot comprising:                                      
                    a heel member;                                                    
                    a leg member positioned above the heel member;                    
                    wherein the heel member is pivotally attached to the              
               leg member at a pivot location so that the leg member is               
               capable of movement relative to the heel member about an               
               axis of rotation that passes through the pivot location;               
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